Optimizing Outcomes, Speech and the Burden of Care
To present information which will lead to improved understanding of the diagnosis, natural history and treatment of cleft lip and cleft palate including speech disorders.
1. The attendees will be able to discuss those factors which influence long term outcomes of craniofacial and cleft.
2. The attendees will be able to discuss treatment and outcomes of speech articulation disorders related to clefts.
Jamie S. Idelberg, BS, RDH
Iris H. Sageser, RDH, MS
Schedule
NASALITY IN CHILDREN WITH ROBIN SEQUENCE AFTER PRIMARY PALATOPLASTY
Prado-Oliveira, Dutka, Marques, Sousa-Brosco
HYPERNASAL RESONANCE OUTCOMES AT AGES 3 TO 4 YEARS VS 6 TO 7 YEARS
Karnell, Dailey, Strike, Canady
DISCUSSION
VELOPHARYNGEAL MOTION AND LEVATOR MUSCLE SHORTENING DURING PHONATION IN YOUNG CHILDREN FOLLOWING PRIMARY PALATAL REPAIR
Tian, Yin, Zhao, Li, Shi
THE EFFECT OF SPHINCTER PHARYNGOPLASTY CONTRACTILITY ON SPEECH OUTCOMES: AN UPDATE
Hubbard, Rice, Muzaffar
DISCUSSION
20 YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF 149 INDIVIDUALS BORN WITH UNILATERAL COMPLETE CLEFT LIP AND PALATE: DENTOFACIAL DEVELOPMENT AND BURDEN OF CARE
Semb, Rønning, Åbyholm
LESSENING THE BURDEN OF CARE AND OUTCOME REVIEW
Cohen, Matthews, Paterno, Sharrar
EDUCATING FAMILIES: PREDICTING OUT-OF-POCKET COSTS IN THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF CLEFT LIP AND PALATE DEFORMITIES
Albino, Koltz, Girotto
RESOURCE UTILIZATION, OUTCOME ANALYSIS AND COMPENSATION IN THE MEDICAID VERSUS INSURED CLEFT POPULATION. IMPLICATIONS ON THE FUTURE VIABILITY OF CLEFT CENTERS
Sati, Havlik, Flores
DISCUSSION
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